Quick Transmigration: The Foolish Beauty Saves the World

Tools with different efficiencies are not much different in terms of form design; they are almost just iterative versions of the same product.

There's no need to guess; in one cycle, 20% of the tools were created, and in subsequent cycles, the tools were iterated up to 90% through the relay of memory.

As for 100%—

Jingli retrieved one from her observer system.

Every slightly powerful superhuman has one of these; Jingli collected several in the last world.

The 100% and 90% versions should be quite similar, but the design is completely different. The 90% version and the previous design are very simple and practical, while the 100% version is very fancy with many beautiful but useless details, giving it a somewhat "divine" look.

It must have been that forces from outside the world were used to modify this tool.

Jingli then put the item away.

This adds another bargaining chip to Yuan Lai's group.

The car continued on the road, with the car in front occasionally firing to clear the way for the car behind. There were also situations where the road was blocked by a large number of zombies. At this time, Jingli, the "savior", did not hold back at all. He only needed to flick his finger, and the zombies' heads would be blown off.

The convoy returned to base much faster than it had come, and the direction it was traveling was exactly the same as the direction "Watermelon Bobo" had sent a message to Jingli.

Jingli opened her phone and sent a message to "Watermelon Bobo".

-I want to be the savior: Hey, I'm here, wanna meet up?

There was no reply from the other end, although the status showed that they were online.

The car was crowded, and Jing Li didn't make much of a move. Yuan Lai, who was sitting next to him, glanced at the screen and her expression turned strange.

After a long while, she finally asked, "Do you know this person?"

"I don't know him, but he's teaching me how to do things."

Jingli was so engrossed in his chuunibyou-esque art that Yuan Lai felt a little uncomfortable. She glanced at Jingli up and down, as if wondering if he was possessed by something.

But Jingli was even more harmless than before, without Yuan Lai realizing it herself. While she felt disgusted, her hostility towards Jingli also lessened considerably.

"We were able to find you so quickly because this person gave us your exact location."

With a global zombie outbreak, even the military is not immune. Within a week, the military not only has to deal with its own internal situation, but also quickly reorganize its troops to be ready to respond to any call to action.

Yuan Lai was originally a small team leader in the Third Military Region. Just a few hours ago, she regained her previous memories. Based on her previous experience, she found several people from her trusted teams and quickly formed this special team to forcefully intervene in the disaster relief process.

Before receiving Xigua Bobo's message, she had no time to check the news online, and the newly formed special team was not capable of finding Jingli's location so quickly.

This person sent the message directly to Yuan Lai's phone. Yuan Lai also traced his IP address and collected his online traces, which naturally led her to the account "Xigua Bobo".

At that time, she was dizzy and confused, and planned to deal with Jingli before meeting the person who sent the message. Now that Jingli brought it up herself, the two hit it off and went to Xigua Bobo's address before returning to the army.

Yuan Lai and Jing Li walked at the front, and Yuan Lai made a shooting gesture.

Jingli understood immediately and disabled the system.

"Is he a player too?"

“I guessed it.” Jingli didn’t hide anything. “He sent me a message reminding me not to be so high-profile. The only reason he would say something like that at this time, when we’re not even related, is that he’s afraid my presence will expose something.”

Yuan Lai remained noncommittal.

“The Awakened ones did indeed appear in large numbers a week after the zombie outbreak,” she said, shooting down a few more zombies as she spoke. “But to be honest, I’m not so sure anymore.”

This time happens to be the time when the game logs in. Is the Awakened One a true Awakened One, or just a player?

Fortunately, Jingli could answer her question: "You can believe in this memory. There must be awakened individuals before there can be players who can awaken."

After saying this, Jingli made a firing motion, but did not immediately unblock the system, simply because she did not want to say anything more about it.

This isn't a good place to chat. Let's finish this quickly and go back to the team to check things out first.

With a light leap, Jingli arrived at the location "Watermelon Bobo" had sent him: the window of room 1103 on the 11th floor.

All the windows were closed, and the curtains were drawn tightly.

Jingli knocked, but no one responded. Strangely, he didn't detect the existence of any other game systems.

Jingli frowned, raised his hands to steady himself, and kicked the window open with his waist.

"Awooo!" With a loud roar, the zombies inside the house who heard the sound immediately pounced, only to have their heads blown off by Jingli in an instant, their juices splattering, accompanied by a soft "clang".

Jingli cast a cleaning spell and immediately began inspecting the scene.

The computer was still on, and the page was stuck on the chat page between "Watermelon Bobo" and "I Want to Be the Savior".

The phone is charging, with a battery level of 54%, which is clearly not the case that it has been charging for a long time.

In other words, there were normal people in this room not long ago.

Most importantly, there is a purple crystal under the desk.

[Level 1 crystal nucleus detected. Should we use an extraction tool?]

Jingli chose no.

He didn't know much about zombies, but he could roughly tell that this zombie was definitely not one that had just been infected.

He carefully placed the crystal core and waited for Yuan Lai to come up.

"Why is the door open?" Yuan Lai looked at the zombie on the ground. The zombie was clearly a woman before she died. Her head was gone. Yuan Lai made a judgment based on her body—she had mutated for about three hours.

In other words, her mutation occurred on the way Yuan Lai and the others went to find Jing Li.

Yuan Lai looked at Jing Li, who shook her head: "She's not a player; the real players have already left."

"leave?"

"They're gone, or they're dead." Jingli looked at her phone, which was charging to 54%, and asked, "Do you recall any powerful female superhumans or powerful zombie kings appearing around here?"

Yuan Lai paused, realizing something: "In my previous life, there was a lightning-type ability user..."

She looked at the purple crystal, still somewhat incredulous: "I thought she was too..."

Jingli patted her on the shoulder, took the crystal core, and gestured for her to leave.

Yuan Lai's confused memories made it difficult for her to trust any of the superhumans, which put them in a passive position for the first few hours.

The rules for this round seem to be becoming a little clearer.

New players have the greatest freedom in this world, and can choose to join a faction or build their own post-apocalyptic kingdom.

In this cycle, the chosen ones with memories are "playing" Minesweeper—trying to find superhumans who aren't players in an attempt to truly end the apocalypse.

Veteran players' goal remains unchanged: resources. This dungeon is like "sowing seeds" for them; the harvest might come in other collaboration dungeons. Therefore, their goal, like the chosen ones, is to become awakened beings outside of the player class. (Of course, the existence of new players is dispensable to them.)

This turned into a game of vying for people that was very disadvantageous to the chosen ones.